Process
Variety
Altitude
~1470 masl
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso
What the Brand Says
Region: Palo de Campana Canton, Santa Ana Elevation: 1470 masl About: The Pacas family's legacy of coffee cultivation at Finca Santa Sofia spans five generations, tracing its origins back to 1927. Nestled within the fertile Apeneca Ilamatepec mountains, graced with nutrient-rich volcanic soil and a biodiverse jungle canopy, Santa Sofia consistently produces exceptional coffees, several of which have placed in the Cup of Excellence competition over the years. Despite its modest size of just over nine hectares, the farm punches well above its weight, thanks in large part to the care the Pacas family puts into every stage of cultivation and harvest. This lot comes from Bourbon trees planted across Santa Sofia's more established tablons, where the variety has had decades to settle into the volcanic soil and develop real depth of character. Processed using the traditional washed method, the cherries are pulped and fermented in water before drying, producing a coffee that's clean, sweet, and thoroughly approachable, with layers of caramel and brown sugar rounded out by milk chocolate. Region: Palo de Campana Canton, Santa Ana Elevation: 1470 masl About: The Pacas family's legacy of coffee cultivation at Finca Santa Sofia spans five generations, tracing its origins back to 1927. Nestled within the fertile Apeneca Ilamatepec mountains, graced with nutrient-rich volcanic soil and a biodiverse jungle canopy, Santa Sofia consistently produces exceptional coffees, several of which have placed in the Cup of Excellence competition over the years. Despite its modest size of just over nine hectares, the farm punches well above its weight, thanks in large part to the care the Pacas family puts into every stage of cultivation and harvest. This lot comes from Bourbon trees planted across Santa Sofia's more established tablons, where the variety has had decades to settle into the volcanic soil and develop real depth of character. Processed using the traditional washed method, the cherries are pulped and fermented in water before drying, producing a coffee that's clean, sweet, and thoroughly approachable, with layers of caramel and brown sugar rounded out by milk chocolate.Region: Palo de Campana Canton, Santa Ana Elevation: 1470 masl About: The Pacas family's legacy of coffee cultivation at Finca Santa Sofia spans five generations, tracing its origins back to 1927. Nestled within the fertile Apeneca Ilamatepec mountains, graced with nutrient-rich volcanic soil and a biodiverse jungle canopy, Santa Sofia consistently produces exceptional coffees, several of which have placed in the Cup of Excellence competition over the years. Despite its modest size of just over nine hectares, the farm punches well above its weight, thanks in large part to the care the Pacas family puts into every stage of cultivation and harvest. This lot comes from Bourbon trees planted across Santa Sofia's more established tablons, where the variety has had decades to settle into the volcanic soil and develop real depth of character. Processed using the traditional washed method, the cherries are pulped and fermented in water before drying, producing a coffee that's clean, sweet, and thoroughly approachable, with layers of caramel and brown sugar rounded out by milk chocolate. Region: Palo de Campana Canton, Santa Ana Elevation: 1470 masl About: The Pacas family's legacy of coffee cultivation at Finca Santa Sofia spans five generations, tracing its origins back to 1927. Nestled within the fertile Apeneca Ilamatepec mountains, graced with nutrient-rich volcanic soil and a biodiverse jungle canopy, Santa Sofia consistently produces exceptional coffees, several of which have placed in the Cup of Excellence competition over the years. Despite its modest size of just over nine hectares, the farm punches well above its weight, thanks in large part to the care the Pacas family puts into every stage of cultivation and harvest. This lot comes from Bourbon trees planted across Santa Sofia's more established tablons, where the variety has had decades to settle into the volcanic soil and develop real depth of character. Processed using the traditional washed method, the cherries are pulped and fermented in water before drying, producing a coffee that's clean, sweet, and thoroughly approachable, with layers of caramel and brown sugar rounded out by milk chocolate.
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Taste characteristics
Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium
Tasting Notes
Brown sugar
Caramel
Milk chocolate